Articles by Alex Sventeckis

The Computer Science Industry Partnership Program (CSIPP) is an effort to better unite the skills and talent coming from universities with the needs and opportunities present in tech companies.

PepUp Tech has set out to create opportunities for people from underserved communities, using the power of technology to open up new career avenues.

How can new people get connected once they arrive on Indiana’s shores? Ask The Speak Easy and their monthly event to help new Indiana residents connect.

18 privately-held Indiana tech and tech-enabled companies were recognized on the 2019 Inc. 5000 list, 11 of which have been Mira Award nominees or winners.

Careful selection of talent and the infusion of key cultural components has contributed to BitLoft’s success in establishing itself within a busy consulting space.

OneAmerica has set the tone for how innovation can manifest in companies that may not seem tech-focused but are, in fact, enabling better work, better products and better service through technology.

While the elements for esports success exist in Indiana, it requires a confluence of companies, talent, universities, government and passion and innovation to launch Indiana headfirst into esports.

The Infosys Pathfinders Summer Institute, hosted at IU Bloomington from July 14-19 and managed by Infosys Foundation USA, takes a broader approach to the talent pipeline by training teachers in the tools and skills needed to prepare their students for a future in tech.